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Posted by DJAntSmith on Nov-12-2004 09:39:

TIESTO & PVD honors troops

Tiesto & Paul Van Dyk entertain British troops by playing as special guests on British Forces Broadcasting Services (BFBS). Troops serving in Afghanistan, Iraq, Qatar, Oman and Germany will get an opportunity to listen to some specially made sets for them from two of the world's leading dj's and producers of dance music. Also making appearances are Pete Tong, Judge Jules and the dance act: The Shape Shifters. Civilians can tune in also and listen to the show live on BFBS website.

Get in!

Posted by jeromy d on Nov-13-2004 08:44:

good on them...!!!!!!!!!

Posted by ToF on Nov-13-2004 09:00:

i thought troops would rather like rock instead of edm??

Posted by beats and beeps on Nov-13-2004 09:08:

hahaha...
"STOP PLAYING THIS FUCKING GAYBAR MUSIC!"

Posted by ulver on Nov-13-2004 09:23:

Re: TIESTO & PVD honors troops

quote:
Originally posted by DJAntSmith
Tiesto & Paul Van Dyk entertain British troops by playing as special guests on British Forces Broadcasting Services (BFBS). Troops serving in Afghanistan, Iraq, Qatar, Oman ...

maybe the best places for entertainment in the world

Posted by Kooshtie on Nov-13-2004 09:26:

yay

Posted by tu_face on Nov-13-2004 09:44:

wicked!

will they be performing remixes of "we'll meet again" and other such wartime classics?

on a serious note, i think its great they are doing this. it would certainly be a morale booster for me if i was in the army.

Posted by Tranc3 on Nov-13-2004 10:36:

quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
on a serious note, i think its great they are doing this. it would certainly be a morale booster for me if i was in the army.

Not for me, it would remind me of all the stuff I'd be missing back home.

Posted by Boomer187 on Nov-13-2004 10:58:

well teh american troops got 50 cent and cher. they should feel really lucky.

Posted by fitom tiel on Nov-13-2004 11:09:

we will have no gay music in the military

Posted by nwopper on Nov-13-2004 11:26:

Weird....

Posted by goonerjack on Nov-13-2004 17:27:

Hehe, I'm not sure most of the military would actually like this stuff!

Posted by tu_face on Nov-13-2004 17:42:

quote:
Originally posted by goonerjack
Hehe, I'm not sure most of the military would actually like this stuff!

i know of at least 1 person that would apreciate it, and thats the only person i know in the british army. 100% so far

Posted by goonerjack on Nov-13-2004 18:01:

quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
i know of at least 1 person that would apreciate it, and thats the only person i know in the british army. 100% so far

Hehe, okay... well my (ex)windowcleaner doesn't like EDM at all - found that out from playing it a bit loud when he comes round to do the windows!

Well that's still 50% - not bad I suppose!

Posted by Phil r on Nov-13-2004 18:54:

why don't they get lashes, charlotte birch and tara reynolds over there....sure they'd appreciate the female DJ'age...

wouldn't you wanna go to war with f*cking hostile, 9mm is a classic and some ben kaye's go f*ck yourself and murder was the bass in your head, rather than monkey forest and southern sun?

Posted by TheVrk on Nov-13-2004 20:24:

i wouldnt play for them

Posted by jeromy d on Nov-13-2004 20:37:

quote:
Originally posted by goonerjack
Hehe, I'm not sure most of the military would actually like this stuff!

it's the thought that counts.....

Posted by Dave Piazza on Nov-13-2004 21:12:

I wish they would both do a concert to raise money for a charitable cause instead of sending mix cds to army personnel.( i.e. do a TIC and donate all the money to a charitable cause)

BTW

Paul Van Dyk was the strongest advocate against the war and now he's making mix CDs to entertain the troops

Interesting political move indeed.

In America we call that 'walking on both sides of the fence'

Posted by idoru on Nov-13-2004 21:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Dave Piazza
Paul Van Dyk was the strongest advocate against the war and now he's making mix CDs to entertain the troops

Interesting political move indeed.

In America we call that 'walking on both sides of the fence'

Being against the war and trying to cheer up the troops is not walking the fence.

Posted by CND on Nov-14-2004 02:15:

quote:
Originally posted by TheVrk
i wouldnt play for them

Why?

Posted by dEEkAy on Nov-14-2004 02:27:

Re: TIESTO & PVD honors troops

quote:
Originally posted by DJAntSmith
Civilians can tune in also and listen to the show live on BFBS website.

cool think i got BFBS 1 and BFBS 2 as regular radio here.
I love BFBS, listen quite a lot to it while being in the car.

Posted by TheVrk on Nov-14-2004 21:24:

quote:
Originally posted by CND
Why?

they shouldnt be there

Posted by DJ_Ikronix on Nov-14-2004 23:54:

quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Being against the war and trying to cheer up the troops is not walking the fence.

Correct.

Posted by Geoff on Nov-15-2004 04:38:

quote:
Originally posted by TheVrk
they shouldnt be there

so ur telling me if u were a soldier at war u wouldn't enjoy them coming out just to play sets for u? uh ok

Posted by t�bias on Nov-15-2004 04:52:

Nothing like a little Trance to take your mind off killing people.

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